For $25, you'll be able to invest in Hyperkin's "Special Ops Shooter," which transforms your Move controller into (you guessed it!) a gun. Hopefully, it won't be long until companies like CTA Digital make some PS3-compatible inflatable karts.
Become a Sports Champion with the 'Sports Victory' set for PlayStation Move
by Andrew Yoon 
on Aug 28th 2010 2:00PM
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For $25, you'll be able to invest in Hyperkin's "Special Ops Shooter," which transforms your Move controller into (you guessed it!) a gun. Hopefully, it won't be long until companies like CTA Digital make some PS3-compatible inflatable karts.
Reader Comments (69)
Posted: Aug 28th 2010 3:34PM ouenwoof said
Oh god, not this crap again...I'm glad the PS3 is in no way close to the console shortages the Wii had, because most of the scalped consoles sold (that is to say, the ones bought out by second-hand sellers who drastically marked up the price) included horrible, pointless accessories like this.
Posted: Aug 28th 2010 3:35PM oJMan240o said
These things may look stupid, but at least you don't need them to play. These people can make all the stupid accessories and stuff they want, I won't be buying them. I'll be perfectly happy with my PS3 Move bundle and a copy of LBP2 this fall. You haters can hate all you want, but I can fight my friends using the PS3's motion peripheral, and it's 1:1.
I love my 360 for online play, but Kinect isn't worth being put anywhere except for my garbage can at the moment. What's the point of a motion controller if you can only use it with a maximum of one other person and half of it's "games", I'm using the quotes there for ALL motion peripheral specific games because most of them are bogus and don't deserve to be called games, aren't anything except for matching an on screen position and watching a canned animation?
Wii's may be less expensive but there are hardly any games to justify the purchase and unless you buy an add on to the controller it still tracks like crap. Don't even get me started on the graphics either.
As far as I'm concerned Move is the only motion based anything right now that's worth my money and I'm only getting it because, after my buddy dropped my PS3 down the stairs and agreed to replace it, I had the option to choose between a new $300 slim immediately, or pre-ordering the move bundle to pick up in a couple months for the same price using the money he gave me. I chose the Move bundle because it's something extra and there are no games coming out specifically for PS3 right now.
I'm not a huge fan of motion controls, here's to hoping Move changes that in a few weeks.
I love my 360 for online play, but Kinect isn't worth being put anywhere except for my garbage can at the moment. What's the point of a motion controller if you can only use it with a maximum of one other person and half of it's "games", I'm using the quotes there for ALL motion peripheral specific games because most of them are bogus and don't deserve to be called games, aren't anything except for matching an on screen position and watching a canned animation?
Wii's may be less expensive but there are hardly any games to justify the purchase and unless you buy an add on to the controller it still tracks like crap. Don't even get me started on the graphics either.
As far as I'm concerned Move is the only motion based anything right now that's worth my money and I'm only getting it because, after my buddy dropped my PS3 down the stairs and agreed to replace it, I had the option to choose between a new $300 slim immediately, or pre-ordering the move bundle to pick up in a couple months for the same price using the money he gave me. I chose the Move bundle because it's something extra and there are no games coming out specifically for PS3 right now.
I'm not a huge fan of motion controls, here's to hoping Move changes that in a few weeks.
Posted: Aug 28th 2010 3:58PM McDuckScrooged said
@oJMan240o man were just teasing :)
I am sure most reading this have already pre ordered move..
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I am sure most reading this have already pre ordered move..
Posted: Aug 28th 2010 3:38PM oJMan240o said
@Monkey D Luffy
Isn't that pointless since it's not a Nintendo peripheral? Then again... the move is a slight bit bigger than a Wii-Mote from what I've seen, so you might be able to get it in there and use it for the Wii as well.
Isn't that pointless since it's not a Nintendo peripheral? Then again... the move is a slight bit bigger than a Wii-Mote from what I've seen, so you might be able to get it in there and use it for the Wii as well.
Posted: Aug 28th 2010 4:08PM herman2000 said
It begins....
Posted: Aug 28th 2010 5:16PM deathbyhamsters said
Riiiiidge Raacer!
Posted: Aug 28th 2010 5:21PM BPMOmega XBL PSN Steam said
Posted: Aug 28th 2010 5:39PM Starcade said
This is kind of funny, but I guess inevitable. It happened to the Wii. It's happening to the PS3. And someone will probably find a way to do with it with the 360.
The one drawback to doing this on the PS3 is obviously, the globe can't be blocked.
The one drawback to doing this on the PS3 is obviously, the globe can't be blocked.
Posted: Aug 28th 2010 5:45PM BPMOmega XBL PSN Steam said
You know what... screw it.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v348/BPMdotEXE/Macros/DonaldSummonsHisPersona.jpg
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Posted: Aug 28th 2010 5:49PM Paranoimia said
Yeah... I have a Move and Navigation controller on pre-order, but I think I'll pass on this collection of cheap plastic craptacular add-ons.
As others have said, it seems to me as if they'll cause at least some minor interference with the accuracy. Even if I did want to look like more of a tool when using Move, the sword, bow and table tennis paddle all seem like they will interfere with the line of sight between Move and PS Eye when moved in certain ways.
If the PS Eye can't see the orb, it makes guesses based on last position and movement of the gyro sensors, which can result in strange results. So... no thanks.
As others have said, it seems to me as if they'll cause at least some minor interference with the accuracy. Even if I did want to look like more of a tool when using Move, the sword, bow and table tennis paddle all seem like they will interfere with the line of sight between Move and PS Eye when moved in certain ways.
If the PS Eye can't see the orb, it makes guesses based on last position and movement of the gyro sensors, which can result in strange results. So... no thanks.
Posted: Aug 28th 2010 7:08PM bry2an said
These are for people without an imagination I guess.
Posted: Aug 28th 2010 7:27PM CaptainProtonX said
Am I the only person waiting for Vivid Entertainment's take on Move?
Oh...it will be an attachment like no other.
Oh...it will be an attachment like no other.
Posted: Aug 28th 2010 10:31PM Undying said
They look like marital aids.
Posted: Aug 29th 2010 7:57AM McDuckScrooged said
@Undying Really Really Painful Marital aids ?
Where does that shield go exactly ?
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Where does that shield go exactly ?
Posted: Aug 29th 2010 2:38AM DjFIL said
But doesn't the eye toy (camera) always need to see where is the glowing ping pong ball? So if you have these attachments on and they block the ball from one side, when you turn it the wrong way it would lose the tracking? Not that having theses attachments (same for the wii) really have any practical use or reason to exist.
Posted: Aug 29th 2010 8:40AM Mopar Man said
Looks like yard work to me! :(
Posted: Aug 30th 2010 9:30AM sack79 said
If you need a piece of plastic too "enhance" your gaming experience, then the game must have not been very good to begin with. That is the problem with casual gaming. There are not any quality games that do the job of enhancing your experience with game play.
Posted: Aug 30th 2010 11:21AM Nook said
I remember seeing this pile of crap for sale someplace before......only it was WHITE!!!!!
You're not fooling me Mr. Profiteer!
You're not fooling me Mr. Profiteer!
Posted: Aug 31st 2010 9:57PM Soiden said
You don't need to buy new accesories. Just paint your Wii accesories of black and presto!
